Broadway in Chicago finds itself in a ticket-sales pickle By Chris Jones
All of a sudden, Chicago is a bona fide long-run town again. "Wicked," says its producer, David Stone, now is expecting to stay at the Oriental Theatre through January 2009.
All of a sudden, Chicago is a bona fide long-run town again. "Wicked," says its producer, David Stone, now is expecting to stay at the Oriental Theatre through January 2009.
Hedy Weiss, a theater critic for The Chicago Sun-Times, gave disapproving reviews to eight works in progress. Should she have said anything?
Ever wonder about the routine of a Broadway actor on one of those grueling two-performance days? Leigh Zimmerman, currently starring as merry murderess Velma Kelly in the long-running reviva…
Levi Kreis, who won a Tony Award for playing Jerry Lee Lewis in MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET, visited Chicago, where he began the role and performed a concert on November 1. The night before the s…
Ever wonder about the routine of a Broadway actor on one of those grueling two-performance days? Leigh Zimmerman, currently starring as merry murderess Velma Kelly in the long-running reviva…
Peter DeFaria and Randy Steinmeyer in “A Steady Rain.” Officer Denny’s the hot-headed one. When stabbed in the leg with a sharpened broom handle while on duty, he pours rub…
Writer expands reach into theater capitals